Texas triple bottom line company creates facility with environment and employees in mind

"It's very important that we try to reduce any chemical impact or environmental impact that we might have through our processes," Chemical Specialist Ron Shouse said. "We've been working on this for numerous years, trying to better ourselves as far as our environmental footprint."

Construction of the new Texas Nameplate Complex is part of a series of green initiatives the company has undergone. By incorporating thoughtful, green design, Texas Nameplate has created a workplace that's efficient and environmentally smart.

"By creating a custom-designed complex, the new facilities allow for innovative processes, like water cleaning and acid rejuvenation," Shouse said. Air scrubbers are not only cleaner for the environment, but they give employees a cleaner work environment.

President and CEO Dale Crownover said his goal was to set the industry standard. The building is positioned to allow for as much natural light as possible, both to save energy and to boost employee morale. A separate chemical building was constructed with safety and health in mind.

"We wanted to be a role model for protecting the environment," Crownover said.

Texas Nameplate Co. has been serving customers in energy, transportation, marine, military, manufacturing and other sectors for more than 70 years. Their plates can be found in the Arctic, the Antarctic, and nearly every environment in between.

For interviews and scheduling tours, call President and CEO Dale Crownover at (214) 428-8341 or email at [email protected]. For photos and videos contact their Marketing and Media solution; Studiobeanhead LLC, Owner Christina Riley at (405) 824-9988 or email at [email protected].

SOURCE Texas Nameplate Co.